Trying to make an OBJ from Revit with materials?
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There have been some recent posts about a 3D PDF converter add-in for Revit, such as: I guess this is a ‘proof of concept’ that not a lot of people will choose to employ, but hey, I love a challenge! Hope some of you found this interesting… there are some more links below if you want to keep reading. You basically just have to open the SLN (solution) file and then add the appropriate Revit 2013 Program directory to the referenced folders, and then Build. Download and then compile this add-in from The Building Coder.
Apply the View Template from step 1 to a 3D view.Transfer Project Standards (all, overwrite) to the Group.The reason we do this – the OBJ Exporter does not respect visibility settings related to Design Options. Group and then Save out the elements you want in the 3D OBJ (untick Exclude options and do a Right-to-Left selection to get everything you want).Setup a 3D view and put it on a sheet.Running up against brick walls when trying to get materials from Revit to Max to OBJ, led me to the OBJ exporter from The Building Coder, which doesn’t have materials, but it does have coloured approximations.įirst, let’s export a clean OBJ file from Revit: Failing to get an FBX import (exported from Revit or Max) to show materials in DAZ led me towards using the OBJ format. I have previously posted two methods of going from Revit to a 3D PDF for free:Īctually, the method below does require Acrobat … you can download a trial.Īfter going on a mission to find yet another way to make a 3D PDF from Revit for free, here is how I got there: PDF inherently supports the embedding of 3D data.
I couldn’t decide whether to call this “ Yet Another Way to make a 3D PDF” or “ Adobe Acrobat 11 and adding 3D objects“, so I went with a more descriptive title … here we go.Īlmost none of our clients use DWF, almost all of them use PDF.
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